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About this Episode
The future of learning isn’t static — it’s responsive, reflective, and built for capability.
In this follow-up to our first AI episode, Zoe, Michelle, and Ausmed CEO Will Egan explore the next phase of AI in learning: generative learning — and the governance frameworks that make it safe and useful in real-world healthcare settings.
From rubrics and role-based prompts to closed systems and guardrails, this episode takes a look into how generative AI can personalise learning, support performance, and finally help us bridge the gap between theory and practice.
Contact the show: podcast@ausmed.com.au- AI and Privacy | Guide
- AI Bias and Cultural Safety in Aged Care | Guide
- Using AI in Healthcare Education | Guide
- How AI and Machine Learning Is Impacting Nursing | Guide
- What does AI mean for healthcare in Australia? | Guide
- Why Reflection Matters | Guide
- Thinking Differently About Change (Pt. 1) | Thought Leadership
- Smart Strategies for Healthcare Education | Thought Leadership
Podcast Guest
Will Egan
Will is CEO of Ausmed and has 15 years experience of working in digital health education. He leverages his background in software development across large scale global technology companies to help Ausmed drive large scale change in the role that learning and development plays in Australia’s healthcare system. Will’s passion is genuinely driving improvement in care through effective education.
